This store is a gem, especially for this area. The deli/salad bar area is worth checking out. The…read moresandwiches can take a little while but are definitely worth the wait. The soup bar is also worth scoping out. Their lasagna soup is a 10/10.

Way overpriced for stuff you can get at Walmart and their hot food taste like shit and overpriced…read moredon't waste your time or your money

While recently in vacation in Crescent City amd staying with family. We happened to shop at this…read moreSafeway on a number of various occasions, for different needs. Getting anything from a few basic essentials, to light snacks for our upcoming trips to the National Forrests and locals rivers. To different grocery needs for lunch and dinner. The staff were all very friendly and helpful, and everything were were looking for we were able to find. Only bummer (not Safeways fault) was up missing the operating hours of the met department. As we wee hoping to get some ground tri-tip, but the department had just closed about an hr earlier. But other than that, we had no issues getting anything.

This might be the grimmest Safeway I've seen. Run down, old equipment, bathrooms in the back with…read morethe freezers, I'd drive to Eureka next time I'm in the area.

Amazing prices. My favorite store to shop! When I find a great deal on food and I am not sure I…read morewill likeit I buy 1 and then take it to my car and try it. If I like it I go back inside and buy more. It may not be available the next day Fantastic customer service.

Witnessed them changing price tags in the middle of day. And of course half the items don't have…read moreany tags. Time for another complaint to weights & measures

I really like this this gem of Oriental Food Market located just next to a real iconic old…read morefashioned barber shop. The shopping center is nestled in the north part of Crescent City, the last city of California surrounded by majestic Redwood Rain Forest, thousands of years old giants rarely seen anywhere else. The only store that carries the more authentic, rarely found Asian foods, fresh vegetables and truly local organic eggs, onions, home grown fruits, etc. Their selections of Kimchi is amazing and different types of Tofu soft and hard as well as the tropical fruits are always great. The frozen section has Macaroons and Ramen selections are fantastic! You must try. It's an experience ! Good luck Mukbang friends!!!!!

They have what I need for egg rolls, they have quick service, and prices are reasonable.read more

Negatives: prices have increased, I had one small incident with a greeter when I was in a hurry and…read moreshe grabbed my reciept ripping it. Other than that the greeters are generally really nice. I hate that that there are not a lot cashiers manning a register, and I hate that they run out of bags more often then they should. You would think they would post a sign at the door so you don't fill a cart without bags and have to leave. Positives: Good hours, they have what I need, they have a pharmacy, it is a clean Walmart, products are nicely displayed unlike Walmarts in larger cities. Staff are generally pleasant, and they have a lot of self check out's making a quick run to the store quick and convenient. Oh, they have a great deli and bakery area, and clean stocked bathrooms.

the walmart i go to in california allows dogs that are not service animals in their grocery store…read more when i tried to show a greeter the law on my phone, she turned away and said "im not talking to you".

Great superstore with absolutely gorgeous Patty LaBelle's Southern Peach Cobbler that weighs a ton…read morewith fresh peaches and sugar with fluffy pastries and rock solid tan crust with absolutely gorgeous amount of cinnamon sugar in the dough priced at $6.99, so cheap and so good: I am in heaven and hell at the same time since I shouldn't indulge in this much sweetness! I love 88¢ mango and Avocado! Must go there to stock up on your fresh foods!

Today, I shopped at Walmart in Crescent City, CA. for salad veggies. Today is 1-20-2025. I was in…read morethe produce department at about 1:00 p.m. Went to find organic green bell peppers and found them and the radishes, just below the peppers. Both products were water logged from excess water from the spritzer. Both the bell peppers and the radishes had water inside their plastic wrappers, as well on a bit of frost on the a radish inside the organic radish bag. No, it was not mold, it was frost. They keep that section too cold for bell peppers and radishes. So, since I had not anticipated needing to drive around with greens and green onions in the car, while I shopped for the peppers and radishes at Safeway, the only sensible thing to do was just go get all my veggies elsewhere, and take them all straight home. The first time this happened was months ago, and I was unaware of the situation in the organic produce department and got home to find the radishes and peppers I had bought were inedible. The radishes were clearly saturated on the inside, with one side of the white part looking the normal white color and the other half looking grey and awful. This was just the result of being water logged and frost bitten. Anyone who gardens knows what I am talking about. Also, the bell peppers had large soft, soggy spots that were not rot, but soggy and frost bitten. I do not understand the attitude that a manager would have, to allow this to occur in a food store. Produce is called perishable for a reason. Produce needs a little bit of care to remain edible for a reasonable amount of time. Besides the wasting of food, this practice of neglecting the standard of storage and/or display of produce says so much about the departments' lack of regard for the shopper or the value of food. Especially since this is not the first time this has happened to this shopper. Walmart does not care, so neither will I care any longer, to shop Walmarts' produce department. The extra few miles I will drive for decently cared for produce will be fine with me. The waste of food through careless handling is not fine at all, however.

Seafood cooked and served at its best! Excellently prepared…read moreand consumed Seafood at its best! Plain and simply acquired For the good of us all...

Good food. Good service. Fresh fish. Steady stream of customers…read more I thought I posted this a year ago but it was in my drafts and I still think about how yummy this was.

The family and I were vacationing in the Crescent City area and happened upon this fantastic cheese…read moreshop by accident. It's easy to miss as it's in a residential neighborhood. It's not very big inside but oh boy what a great selection! There are many organic and grass-fed options sourced locally that are well-priced! Samples were offered to entice customers and if you leave empty-handed you are probably a Kraft singles kind of person! The shop also sold Crescent City jellies and jams. All the flavors are delicious, not too sweet and very generous with the fruit. Wonderful as gifts and gifts to self! The women at the counter were very nice and helpful. I will return to this shop whenever we're in the area.

Admittedly I have not yet sampled mine (SHARP CHEDDAR CHZ plz!), but this local Redwood producer…read morehas been "celebrating responsible stewardship" of milk commodities by developing healthy relationships that foster "collective competitive advantage" while making organic butter & cheese since 1919. Sustainability that's sure to please producers as much as consumers! Fill your lunchbox with fresh chz (+ marionberry COW JAM, blackberry BIGFOOT TOE JAM) at the nearest WHOLE FOODS, FRESH THYME, SPROUTS & more ASAP! In-store service is just like their mission would suggest - thank you to Jordan & team for making me feel welcome & ready for the road ahead!

There is no McKays in crescent shitty! WTF? Their produce is the absolute worst I've ever had …read more. just cannot get good fresh produce here on the coast, why? Its down right ridicules

Chelsea at the bar was very friendly and attentive. She chats with the customers, and with staff,…read morenone of it overbearing or unprofessional. I really liked the open concept. It was inviting, the glass brings in natural light, and makes it feel bigger. There seemed to be plenty of seating whether it was inside. On the loft, or on the patio. I was there at lunch so I am sure it has more guests in the evening. The food was great. The Pastrami Sandwich was warm and the bread was soft. With the meat, you received sautéed onions, and dill pickle slices right down the middle. Each bite was consistently good. The Parmesan fries were very nice. Light and Crispy, just the way I like them! I took home a growler (porter) and am looking forward to enjoying it around my fire pit. I also purchased a hoodie for my wife who was not able to attend. Both were priced fair for the quality.

A friend of mine who is from the area, told me not to spend a lot of time in Crescent City. I said,…read more"Tom, just one night?" He said one night was ok, but NO MORE. Once we arrived, I got it. I got what he was saying. Now, searching the Yelp, the options for fresh, flavorful food seemed to be a single, solitary place - SeaQuake Brewing. Once again, Yelp didn't let me down. We arrived probably at 530PM and there was a long wait ahead already. We didn't care. I will happily wait for a good meal. There is a decent sized waiting area, and it stayed full. The merchandise for sale is very cute, and the hostesses are helpful in selling it to you. Once we were seated, it was upstairs. It was a nice space. We ordered the garlic bread, the shrimp Caesar salad and fish tacos. The garlic bread was fine, the tacos were good, my husband said. The salad was good, but when it arrived, my shrimp were STONE cold. It took a long time for us to get someones attention, but eventually, some fresh, hot shrimp came to the table. They did well in fixing that issue. The food was fresh, flavorful and I'd say earns it's spot at the top of the restaurants in Crescent City.